Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-11
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Town and Country.


Town and Country.
Court begins the Sd Monday of the pres
ent month
B. & o. kilograms are delivered in Wash
ington by messengers upon ponies.
The Medical Society of Montgomery
county meets on the 22d of March.
Rev. Mr.. Dice, formerly of this place
visited his friends here the present week.
Preaching at the Baptist Church, this
town, next Sunday at II A. M. and P. M
by the pastor.
Mr. w. W. Anderson, Indian Agent al
Crow Creek Agency, Dakota, is on visit
to his home in this place.
Mr.. Joseph H. Bradley, formerly of this
county, is reported to be very i'll at his resi-.
dence in Washington, d. G.
Our local politicians are making active
arrangements for the next campaign. They
ordered a bex of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and feel confident and happy.
There are at present only two criminals
in Jail whose cases will be presented to the
Grand Jury: Amaziah Martin, outrageous
assault; VIM. Colbert, horse stealing
Great interest is excited by the report that
the Baltimore and Ohio Ra thread Company
through Mr.. Garrett, is preparing to make
sale of the road to the Pennsylvania Com
pany.
Were l all could wish me, great, glori-
Gus and free. First flower Of the earth, and
first gem of the sea. Life still would not be
worth living, if had chronic rheumatism
and couldn't get Salvation OIL.
The Rockville correspondent of the Bal
timore american states that the wise ones
say that Dr. E. Wootton, p. D. Laird and
Reform candidates for the legislative nomi-
nations in this county.
AS a burlesque on President Cleveland'
negro Trotter, an inharmonious brass band
was organized on Friday OF last week and
serenaded the President with the tune, "a
new coon in town." which was rendered
again and again without intermisslon.
The particular attention of our farmers is
called to the new advertisement of Mr.. G.
r. Dunlop, who is prepared to furnish them
with all goods ia his line on the most rea
sonabe terms. He will also receive Flour,
Grain, &C., on commission. Give him
call
Mr.. Jesse l.. Gladman and Miss Lizzie
Driver, both of Washington, were married
on the oath Of February last, in the pres
ence of a large number of friends and rela
tives, amongst them several from this coun
ty, and were the recipients of many valua
BILE and useful presents.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day. Mar. z, are reported by Tavenner Bros
as follows: Cattle-best, Al to cents; good
4 to AZ cents medium, at 81 to cents com
mon, 3 to 81 cents sheep and lambs, 5 to 81
cents; calves, 81 to cents; 5 cows ant
calves from $40 to $40. Market slow.
We have just received from the NatiOno
Republican, Washington, d. G., a handsome
ly illustrated edition, consisting Of eighteel
pages and containing over one hundred an,
fifty portraits of Senators, Congressman AM
Governors, the President and his Cabine
and many Of the Foreign Legations. Sen,
10 cents to National Republican for copy.
A very important question was decide,
by the Supreme Court Monday. 1t wa
that no State or municipality has right I,
- impose a license tax upon drummers o
travelling sIlesmen from another State seek
ing To sell goods by sample or otherwise
because it is an interference with interstat,
commerce, and is, therefore, demonstrations
The England LAID, near here, will be cor
demned to-morrDw by the B. g. o. Railroad
the jury having already been summoned
which is as follows: ]. J. Hutton, Jas. {
Childs, VIM. II. Chids, l.. A. Darby, G. I
Griffith, Gustavus Jones, Jr., VIM. B. Mol
ley, T. w. Stonestreet, Geo. r. Walter
John o. Clarke, Jas. Holland, John p. Mu
finger, VIM. A. Veirs, Jacob Poss, JOSEF
DIETRICH, H. g. Fawcett, Mahlon L. Levi
S. j. Hopkins, II. T. Miles.
On Monday morning last the Hagerstow
train collided at the Washington ny" wit
Baltimore local train and was PARTIAL
thrown from the track and the paneling
the side knocked out. A number Of OF
citizens were in the car at the time, an
among them were Sheriff Miller, Messr
Francis Miller and VIM. Kilgour, and Mr.
John Robinson with Mrs. Summey, of II
koma, were badly bruised, If not seriousl
hurt. The gentlemen were not hurt, b.
violently thrown about and the evercoat
Mr.. FraHcis Miller, we are informed, wi
burnt up.
Edwin Mobley, a young man, about
years of age, was found dead and his bod
terribly mangled on the Metropolitan Raj
road, near GAINESVILLE Station, this count.
about IL o'clock on "Wednesday night
week. Deceased had been at the ST
tlun about an hour before his body was di
covered. 1t is thought that while walkin
on the track he was struck by passin
train, and No foul play is suspected. Mol
ley was released from the Jail at this plaS
about ten days before he was killed, whe,
he had been confined for SEINE time for VII
lation of the local option law.
Potomac Items.
Water is again in the canal. Seine boa
are loading with grain and wood on u
Flower end Of tue canal and will 90 in